May 16 (Bloomberg) -- The market value of OAO Gazprom, the
successor to the Soviet Union's gas ministry, has shed about $60
billion over the past week amid a slide in emerging-market
investments.
Gazprom shares had fallen 4.7 percent to $10.67 on the Russian
Trading System today by 1:45 p.m., valuing the company at $252
billion. The shares have tumbled 19 percent since reaching a record
intraday high on May 10 of $13.25, which valued the company at $313
billion.
Investors have been moving out of emerging markets and
commodities over the past few days amid concern high prices for
metals and oil will slow global growth and curb demand. Oil fell for
a third day, dropping 5.5 percent over that period. The Morgan
Stanley Capital International Emerging Market Index has dropped 7
percent over the past 5 days.
``Gazprom is getting hammered because it is highly liquid and
it is possible to sell large positions fast,'' said Eric Kraus, who
manages the Nikitsky Russia Fund in Moscow. ``The hedge funds and
other leveraged players are liquidating their carry trades and all
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